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The past year. certainly that balloon. a giant donald trump balloon with a duper on it is the first indication he is not going to be welcome when he visits this country, frances. >> especially when we'll see the 10s of thousands expected to protst it in london. thank you. we'll check back in a little bit later on. still ahead as we await president trump this morning for his breakfast with nato sec areitary general. i want to show you a rare show of bipartisan unity. we'll explore that here on msnbc.

House majority whip steve scalise remains in critical condition today after another day of surgery from the gunshot wound that he suffered in an ambush earlier this week. hospital officials in d.c. do say that his condition, though, has improved over the last 24 hours, which is welcomed news to everyone, particularly his colleagues, who in a rare show of bipartisan unity came together on the field and off for the congressional charity baseball game last night that went on, despite the ambush at the republican practice this week. democrats, they won the game, 11-2, i believe, handed over the tr...

Justture of bipartisan unity. >> the number one criteria is the best person qualified. you noticed from the picks wharls of the department, they are agents of change. they are ready to make change. i don't think political part will be the driving factor. he met with over 90 individuals and you have seen they ranked from democrats and republicans and republicans that opposed him and sought the nomination against him. he is trying to find the best and brightest and bringing people into the administration that will change things up. >> looking for the most qualified the exxon-mobil ceo is

Correspondents' dinner is exactly the kind of thing. can you draw a line from that to the war in iraq. in which you had 20-plus democratic senators voting for the war, the bailout, et cetera, lots of things we feel were moments of bipartisan unity. the vote to authorize the war in afghanistan. which now drags on ten years later. at the same time, i've also begun to feel that polarization, there is something uniquely toxic about the kind of polarization we have now. i'm curious to get your thoughts on this. coming from a radical perspective outside of that clubby world, how you feel about that?...

Wolf, and it should happen within a few hours. >> i happen to believe that arizona can lead the way for the country in many different areas. and certainly when this tragedy has struck our state, the way that we react to it, the way we respond, how we move forward, i think, can have a positive effect on the entire country. >> reporter: wolf, that was the speaker of the house, who i interviewed earlier today, who's saying arizona should lead the way and this piece of legislation is the first act of unity that they are showing, bipartisan unity. but he also said that everybody in the legislature ...